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10 cents? A veritable fortune.
:35:02
Afraid, huh?
:35:05
Afraid? Nobody ever said that
to me and got away with it!
:35:09
Did you know that during the
reign of King Charles 2nd,
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we were known as
"The Fearless Blakes"?
:35:14
I'll show you how afraid l am!
:35:16
I'll make it 50 cents a ball!
:35:18
Okay, come on!
:35:20
- Boy, rack 'em up!
- Yes, sir.
:35:22
Come on.
:35:26
Set 'em up.
:35:28
Let's get goin'.
:35:32
Judge.
:35:33
My old friend,
the Bard of Avon.
:35:36
- Dude wants to see you right away.
- Can't be done, my friend.
:35:39
I am engaged in
a very profitable enterprise.
:35:42
I don't know nothing about that.
:35:44
In fact, my next month's
room rent depends on it.
:35:47
Come on, judge.
It's your shot.
:35:49
Wait, the Dude said not to
take no for an answer.
:35:52
- You know what that means.
- Yes, l've had occasion.
:35:55
What's the matter, judge?
Getting cold feet?
:35:58
There he is, the lucky stiff.
I'll probably lose him for life.
:36:02
- Excuse me.
- Step on it, judge.
:36:04
Guys, you're holding up the game.
:36:05
I thought you were known as
"The Fearless Blakes"?
:36:08
You were born under
a lucky star, my friend.
:36:22
A 6 ball shot, friends, one in
each pocket, shooting left-handed.
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Amazing.
:36:27
Quiet, boys!
:36:32
Great shot!
:36:36
- Collect from Providence.
- Right.
:36:38
That was some shot.
:36:41
And with the left hand.
:36:44
Thank you, me lad.
Proceed, Shakespeare.
:36:47
It's only for a week, judge.
:36:49
All you do is be her
rich, aristocratic husband.
:36:53
The rich and aristocratic
suits me admirably.
:36:55
- Ever try being a husband?
- I'm notorious for it.
:36:58
- How'd you make out.
- Pitifully, pitifully.